The Common Tailorbird, Orthotomus sutorius, is a small warbler whose range extends from India to southern China and down into Indonesia. It is common,...
Way back on the first day of March, Doug, who is a good birder and a decent guy despite his Brooklyn roots, and I...
One of the joys of blogging for a widely read blog is that it gives one a platform on which to moan and complain...
A big bruiser of a bird, the Glaucous Gull is nothing if not bulky. It sometimes looks like a gull built from a child’s...
These large-nosed avian pearls live at surprisingly high altitude; I have seen them as high as 2800 meters and as low as 1800 meters. ...
The national bird of Sweden is the Blackbird Turdus merula, otherwise known as the Common Blackbird or Eurasian Blackbird, though, of course, in Sweden...
To call this quiz “An Avian Quiz” is a bit of a stretch. All disparaging comments should be forwarded to Corey or Mike. All...
The typical woodpecker, with its coloration of black, white, and red, is ingrained into our brains as birders. We all have our familiar species...
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